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I i THE PENSCOLA JOURAL TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 28 1005
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ly selected cloth of new
designs and are honestly
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BARGAINS
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1 205207 S Palafox
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t Jl Spirits Turpentine 54 cents
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OHaUoran Cos Private Wire Re
i port
The following quotations are fur
I nished by OHclloran CJo successors
t I to the J W Moore Company Ifl East
L Government street being received
1 over their private wire
New York Cotton Market
New York March 27The ruling
prices in the cotton exchange today
were as follows
followsHigh
i t High Low Close
t 1 March 750 747 750
t tt I May 767 753 764
1 r H July 759 744 755
August 762 752 758
ti > > +
October 767 754 764
k Total port receipts 24000 against
11471 last year
j New York middling 805
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Wheat and Corn
I Chicago March 27The ruling prl
J l cesoI1iWheat and corn today were as
K follows
Wheat High Low Close
4 May 113 112 112
July 90iJ 89 8S3B
Cora High Low Close
May 49 48 48
July 49 48 48
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31 New York Stock Market
New York March 27 Following are
t U 1 the closing prices on the princlpa
l I tos4oday
111I Sugar 141J4
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit 674
p 1 Copper 79
1 I Missouri Pacific 106
t Union Pacific 129
t Rock Island > 32
I Atchison S8
U S Steel common 35
I TJ S Steel preferred 9413
l I LoUlsv1floNashvlllGi4
st Paul 115
i Southern Pacific 67 i
I l Baltimore Ohio 1085
f Wabash preferred < 45 4
4 i Canadian Pacific 147
I 4 tf Erie first preferred 801
I 4 t Manhattan 16Sv
t y New York Central 1613
Reading 94
1 S 949
Virginia Chemical 3
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4 Turpentine Stills 1
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Manufacturers
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M I I Metal Workers 4 1
4 9E + MOBILE ALABAMA 4
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1il I The Ciwiter IlI1CNrISS i
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f t lam back in Pensacola and would
It I JOca fcrimve your watch clock organ
aa4 sewing machine cleaning and
t4i f r fftlrlng at 600 East TacksonSt
f t f Jl Yours cordially
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VAGRANCY LAW BILL
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HON J N WILSON OF JACKSON
COUNTY REPORTS STRINGENT
MEASURE TO BE INTRODUCED
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AT NET SESSION OF STATE
LEGISLATURE I
Marianna March 27 Considerable
has been said lathe past few months
ji1 the press of the state about the
necessity of a Vagrancy law in this
state and suggestions that the next
legislature pass such a bill lion J
N Wilson of Sneads Jackson county
and a representativeelect to the legIslature
islature has drafted a bill on that sub
ject andwill introduce it at the com1
lug session of the legislature iFol
owing is a copy of Mr Wilsons bill
Mr Wilsons Bill J
A bill to be entitled an act declar
ing Vagrancy a misdemeanor in this
state defining and designating what
class of persons shall be denned and
considered vagrants Presiding for
the arrest and apprehension of sus
pect vagrants provdmg and adopt
ing a rule of evide fce for the trial of
persons suspect and charged with
being vagrants under the provisions
of this acts and providing a penalty
for those sjonvicted of vagrancy or ot
being avagrant under the provisions
of thus act
Be it enacted by the legislature of
the state of Florida
Section 1 That from and after tho
passage of this act all persons within
the state of Florida over the age of
twentyone years old who come under
or within any of the designations fol
lowing in this section shall be held
and considered to be vagrants name
ly J
1 Persons wandering or strolling
about in idleness who are able to
work and have no property within
the state of Florida and the county
where they then are to support them
2 Persons leading an idle im
moral or profligate life who have
no property in the state of Florida
and the county where they are to
support them and who are able to
work and do not work
3 AU persons able to work
having no property In the state of
Blorida and county where they then
are sufficient to support them and
who have no visible or known means
of a fair honest and reputable live
lihood The erro visible and known
means of a air honest and reputable
livelihood as used in this Section
shall be onstrued to mean reasonably
continuous emplQyment at some law
ful Occupation for reasonable com
pensation or a fixed and regular in
come from property or other legiti
mate investment which income is suf
ficient foe the support and mainten
ance of such person I
4 Persons haVing a fixed abode
who have no visible property to sup
port them and who live by stealing
chewing or defrauding or by trading
iort bartering stolen property
I 5 Professional gamblers who
live in Idleness including keepers of
gambling houses or places and all
II employees or attachees of or at such
gambling houses or places
I 6 AH keepers or inmates of
houses of illfame bawdy houses or
other places where any crime or vice
is habitually indulged in or practiced
Including all inmates of such places
or houses who make such places or
houses their usual place of residence
or domicile
7 All ablebodied persons who
beg for living or who quit their
housesand leave their wives or chil
dren without the means of subsist
ence 1
8 All persons who are able to
Work and who do not work but hire
out their minor children and live upon
their wages or earnings
Sec 2 All persons over the age
of sixteen and under twentyone years
of age able to work and who do not
work and have no property to support
them and have not some known visi
ble means ofa fair honest and repu
table livelihood and whose parents
are unable to support them out of
some legitimate employment or in
come and who are not in attendance
upon some educational institution
s all be deemed and held to be vag
rants
See i3That any person convicted
of vagrancy or of being a vagrant
under either of the proceeding sec
tons of this act shall be deemed guil
ty of a misdemeanor and uPQn con
viction thereof shall be fined not more I
than five hundred dollars or confined
at hard labor In the county jail or i
at hard labor for the benefit of the
county for not more than six months
or by both fine and Imprisonment
the discretion of the court provided
however that the trial Judge may in
his discretion after conviction in lieu
of such fine or imprisonment herein
provided as a penalty require that
the said vagrant shall enter into a
good and sufficient bond In the sum
of five hundred dollars with two justi
fied surities thereon payable to the
Governor of the state of Florida and
his successors in office conditioned
for his industry and good conduct for
one year
Sec 4 That it shall oe a good and
sufficient defence to the charge of
I vagrancy or of being a vagrant under
any of the provisions of this act that
the defendant has made a bonafide
effort to obtain honest and reputable
employment at reasonable prices for
his labor or services and that he has
failed to obtain the same provided
this shall be In the nature of a defense
for the defendant and the burden of
the proof shall be on the defendant
when defending upon this ground
Sec 5 That in all prosecutions
under paragraphs four 4 five n
or six 6 of section one of this act
the nature and character of the per
sons house or place may be proved by
proving the general reputation of such
person or persons house or place
Sec B It shall be and is hereby
made the dutyof the sheriff and con
stables of every cpual iB the state
pt Sfirfdfctne JRolicfraHi town mar
shals or other like officers in every
city or town in this state to immediate
ly give information under oath to
any officer now or hereafter empow
ered by law to issue criminal warrants
incases of nifidemeI nor of all vag
rants within their knowledge or who
they hare good reason to suspect of
being vagrants 3n their respective
counties cities or towns and there
upon it shall be the duty of the officer
before whom such complaint is made
to cause a warrant to issue for the I
arrest apprehension of such perj
son alleged to be a vagrant return
able before himself or before any
other officer of the county haying jur
isdiction to < try and determine same
for trial in accordance with law
I Sec 7 That in every Vase of con
viction under this act whether by
plea of guilty or otherwise and with
out respect to the sentence or judg
ment of the court the costs of the
prosecution shall be taxed against the
defendant and paid the same asin
other criminal cases j
MACHINISTS WILL HOLD
OPEN MEETING TONIGHT
j
i The machinists of the city will hold
an open meeting tOrnight at 730
oclock in the Central Trades Council
Hall where they will be addressed by
Wm Robinson of VVasningtori D C
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sixth vicepresident of the I A of M
Not only the machinists but all
other tworkingmen are cordially invit
ed to attend I
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets All druggists refund the money
if It falls to cureE W Groves sig
nature is on each box 25c
Their Licenses Revoked
Tallahassee March 27State Treas
urer W V Knott has ordered the
license or certificate of authority
granted to the Union Mutual Aid As
sociation of America doing business
in Jacksonville Pensacola and Tampa
revoked This association was doing
a sick and funeral benefit Insurance
business The assets of the concern
were insufficient under the law to al
low a continuance of the business
Like Finding Money
Finding health is like finding money
so think those who are sick When
you have a cough cold sore throat or
chest irritation bettor act promptly
like W C Barber of Sandy Level Va
He pays I had a terrible chest troll
ble caused bysmole find coal dust on
my lungs but after finding no relief
in other remedies 1 was cured by Dr
Kings New Disecov ry for Consump
tlon Coughs and Colds Greatest
sale of any cough or lung medicine It
the world At all druggists 50c and
1 guaranteed Trial bottle free
BEeR
for
4fhfe
fhfe
Family
should be of the very best
kind Dont take chances i
but buy the kind that
you know has been tried
and stood the test of
purity and merit
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Red i
I Heart
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IE Beer
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is king of all beers the
price notwithstandipg
Makes you fat gives you
appetite and does not
make you bilious
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Agents
MOJE
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FRANCES
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LEMPS 1
Beer needs no words of recommenda
tion and praise before the public A
beverage as brewed by that extensive
firm is like U S currencypeople
take it because they know it is an
Excellent
and genuine article and that like
pure air and nutritive food it is ben
eficial to health Because the beer
of the Hofbrauerer in Munich is de
licious men women and children are
seen waiting for hours to be served
because the supply of f
Beet
is not equal to the demand Even so
with Lemps product Located at St
Louis he established one df the largest
breweries the worldand yet evory
year the capacity has to befncreased
Ai Goldring
Agent
Pensaeola Fla
SOUTHERN I
PROGRESS
NEW INTERESTS ESTABLISHED IN
SOUTH ERNSTATES THE
PAST WEEK
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Chattanooga T nn March 27
The industrial progress bf the south
ern states for the past week as
shown by reports to The Tradesman
Includes the organization oi many
strong companies with large capital
It will be noticed thata stove foundry
and a pipe iron works are among the
new industries reported from Alaba
ma The cotton states show activity
in textile lines there being a number
of new mills this week Toe new
ventures in Florida include a develop
ment company with capital stock of
I 250000 Several new canning fac
f tories are reported in the list In
timber coal and iron development
there is the usual activity Among
the new Industries of the week as re
ported to The Tradesman are the fol
lowing
J Alabama
Selma Cementstone works
Birmiinaham 10UOOf > coal mining
company 25000 lumber company
50900 powder factory 10000 land
company
Brundidge 25000 fertilizer fac
tory t i
Sheffield 300ton pipe works
I
Asbridge Cotlon gin handle fac
I tory Evergreen I 20000 crate and box
manufacturing company
tcheeSaW and planing mill
Florence 50000 stove factory
Arkansas
Gifford 15000 manufacturing com
pany I
I Hot Springs 10000 supply com
pany
Blytheville Saw mill
El Dorado 5000 canning factory
Little Rock 20000 land company
Florida
jJascsonvllle 20000 investment
company 250000 development com
pany 50000 supply and electric
company
Georgia
Albany 200000 phosphate plant
Athens 50000 power plant
Columbus 100000 knitting mill
Spring PlaceMining and milling
company
I Indian Territory
I Chickasaw 60000 oil and gas
company
II Kentucky f
I Louisville 15000 clothing factory
25000 wood and Iron novelty works
i SomersetIce and coal storage
plant
Lexington distilling com
pany organized operate in Mexico
Warsaw 25000 furniture factory
I Ashland 50000 lumber company
Morganfleld 50000 canning fac
tory
ColumbiaElectric light plant
Louisiana
Amite City Electric light and pow
er plant
MonroeFurniture factory
I Point a la HacheCanning factory
New Orleans 100000 contracting
I company 25000 construction com
pany 5000 mop and pail manufac
I turing company
Shreveport Fertiliser factory
Mississippi
Jackson 5000 button factory
Meridian 25000 telephone com
pany
Leland 30000 lumber company
I Missouri
St Louis 50000 safe and desk
I company churn factory 50000
wood working plant 150000 con
i struction company
Joplin 100000 mining company
10000 safe andscale company
Alba20OOO lumber company
Kansas CltYlOOOO manufacturing
company I
1 North Carolina
Goldsboro Tile acd roofing com
I pany Wilmington 5000 telephone com
pany
I New BenCold storage plant
Franklin 25000 kaolin company
Statesville Telephone Company
Spray 1000000 denim mill
LexingtonIron Bedstead factory
Oklahoma
Davenport 20000 canning factory
Oklahoma piy250OOO coal com
pany 75000 hardware company
plow factory
I Altus 10000 light power and ice
I company x
Byron 10000 telephone systept
I Hennessey Telephone system
Gutpie10OQ mining company
JoOOJUW lumber company 1100000
SNIPPING NEWS
C
Entered T N sterpa
3126
Drss Tampican Harrison
from New Orleans to Fred O Howo
Co
Ger bk Birma Wrade 1346 from
Barrow to A Zellus
Sailed Yesterday
Nor bk Matura Hoff 1183 for Bue
nos rAyresr
VESSELS IN PORT
SteamshIPs
Homewood Brss Gorgensen 1291
toJ A Merritt Co
id aSpln ss Arano 2160 to Gulf
Transit Company
Katharine Er ss Winter 1890 to
W S Keys r Co
Kydonla Ger ss 1542 Kahdcy to I
Pitcir Pine Lumber Co
NentmooT Br ss Bass 22S3 to W
SkeyserCo
Ptot oAust ss Ivanich 2441 to
Gulf Transit Co
Tugela Br ss Marchbanks 2148 to
W S Keyser Co
Vivina Span ss Bustiflza 1983 to
Gulf Transit Co
Wermland Swed ss Anderson 1473
to fix M Robinson
Ships
Avon hal shfp Avengo 1601 to
Rosasco B6s
Kings County Br ship Salter 2061
I to order
Vega U ship Schlappacasse 1313 to
Rosasco Bros
aar
Altavela Nofbk Arenen 898 An
derson to order
Australia Nor bk Pederson to S
S Lumber Co
Dharwar Swed bk 1271 Olsson
to Fr J Schreyer Co
I Ital bk Due Cinguni Olivari 1258
from Genoa to Rosasco Bros I
Glance Nor ok Roseland 833 to H
Baars Co
Hamburg br bk Caldwell 1649 to I
McKenzie Oerting Co
John GUI Russ bk LIndqulst 931 II
to order I
Kylemore Br bk Joys 1198 to Gulf
Transit Co
Lindstol Norbktn 368 to McKenzlo
Oerting Co c
Lulguino Flgari 1085 to H Baars
CoP
Harianna Port bk DAlmieda 951
to H Baars Co
Maturas Nor bk Hoff 1183 to
order
Minna Cords Ger bk Luthghens 733
to Fr J Schreyer Co I
Minerva Ital bk Chesla S33 to G
B Cafiera 1
Palo Angelo Ital bk MarinI 1137 I
to H Baars Co
Pensacola It bk Pattenurga to Rrr I
sasqo BrQs
Raglan Castle Ital bk 1050 Cordlg
lia Rouen to order
Thomas Ital bk Garro 803 to C B
Caflero
Umberto I Italbk It Ongeni 766 to
Southern States Lumber Co
Western Monarch Nor bk Thorbi
jornsen 1289 to master
SChooner
Fortuna Am sch Jeffries 534 to
master
Up Cleared and Sailed For Pensacola I
Steamships
Calrnsrath Br ss Loads 1334 Las
Palmas March 6th
Petunia Br ss Frankland 1093 Par
man March 12th
r Bark
Alaska 1297 Nor bk sailed St
Paul de Loajida January 13
Birma 1346 Ger bk sailed Barrow
February
Elieser 874 Nor bk sailed Ports
mouth December 13
Francesco 748 It bk sailed Mar
seilles February 8
Gaetano Casabona It bk 1270 sailed
Cape Town November 30
Marie Alfred 80 Fr brig sailed
LiberviHe January 18
McKinley 964 Nor bk saile Aren
dal February 1
Preaperlno 904 Ital bk sailed Mar
seilles January 12
Thomas 803 Ital bk salled Cast lla
mare January 3
motor company 1000000 mining
company
Wildman 1000000 mining com
pany
South Carolina
Charleston 250000 development
company 30000 warehouse com
pany
Bennettsville 10000 development
company
Hardeeville 10000 lumber com
pany
AndersonPower plant projected
Cheraw 5000 hardware company
Williamston 860000 cotton mill
projected
BatsburgDvelopmen company
Williston Electric light plant
Tennessee
Memphis Canning factory
LondonFlouring mill
Humboldt Laundry
pulaski20000 mining company
Madisonville Brick works
erlyHoop mill
Nasavjlloi50000 grain elevator
Texas
HoustonSaw mill 20000 oil com
pany 100000 building and loan com
pany Ci
Eagle PassElectric light and pow
er plant projected
Cross Plalns10000 cotton gin
Whitesboro Electric light plant
water works
Fprt WorthHorse collar factory
50odO electric light and power
plant 10000 lake channel and dock
company
Bonham25000 gas works
Brady 20000 water and light
plant
Liberty Hill Saw mill
Hondo Electric light plant
Bartiett Electric light plant
Bryan Oil mill
Deniflon Canning factory
rty5OOO oil company
Virginia
NorfolkBuggy factory 50000
medicine factory 50000 construction
company 25000 supply company
RIchmondTobacco factory 10
000 construction company
Fredericksburg worka >
hburgMachine shops
Wlqchpster Telephone company
Parksley 25jOooW vodvorkiqg
plants I
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NAVAL OFFICERS I
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accepted at ordinary rates with FREE PERMIT for
service in peace or war
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Strongest in the World I
Knowles Bros General Agents
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309 South Palafox Street I
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Do You Know
That Iv you should desire to acquire an annuity to your estate
an Insurance policy is much better than stocks or bonds atd
may be secured more easily being sold in annual pay menu
without Interest and the Union Central Annuity Bond will yield
you as good an investment even during your life as the nee
I income from stocks and Ibonds
ii g S Williams General Agent
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PZNSACQLA
Iron Works and Supply Co
Manufacturers and Repairers of
MACHINERY AND BOILERS
I FORGINGS MILL AND STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES
I 8TEAMSHIPRE PAIRS A SPECIALTY
Prompt attention given to all orders day or night Agents tot
James McKay Cos celebrated Dog and Timber Dogs also Chains
ot all descriptions
I Office Phone 123 PHIL WITTMAN Manager I
Residence Phone 1029 P 0 Box 123
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T KEEP POSTED
4 AND
WEAR DIAMONDS
One Sack Irish Potatoes 150 Ibs only 165
Granulated Sugar 15 Ibs 100
Compound Lard 16 lbs 100
Leaf Lard 11 Ibs 100
D So Sides per pound 8c
Shoulder per pound 7c
Fresh Eggs per dozen 17c
Tennessee Butte per pound 25c
Creamery per pound 33c
Can Corn and Can Tomatoes 13c
Head Rice per pound 5c I
GEO Vi PRYO SONS
127 129 131 133 EAST GOVERNMENT STREET
66e6
1 EAGLE SALOON
i LM V UBM Vir ff few 1 1 j
Goo W Thompson Prop I
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208 S Tarragona Street j
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SCHLITZ BEER ON DRAUGHT
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A Full Line of Fancy Wines Cigars Brandy Gins Etc i
4
i YOURE ALWAYS WELCOME 1
6 14 + 4 t44 4 + 444 + 9t + t
Ve 1ST Ver S1cop
Merchants Transfer Co
Thorsen Frater Managers
Hauling of every description Safes and Machinery moved
Special attention given to Baggage day or night
Phones 633 and 978 P O Box 677
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x x Y7 1 H 3
I Dont Worry With
Dirt Smoke
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Cinders Soot lJI f I
m mm mm mm y
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Be uptodate Get a Gas Heater and then te mk a I
warm fire turn a valve and strike a matchand the deed <
L is done 4
150 to SJO
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I PENSACOLA GAS CO
27 East Garden Street Phone 148
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KW f 7 l 7f rfiHi l N
Mysterious Asia Theatre
Trained Boar Hound Dogs
230 toll Pa m Admission 15c
Located in Old Electric Light Building W Main near Palaft
Chase City5OOOO hub spoke and
lumber company
Berkley10000 lumber company
BoydtonLumber mil
West Virginia
Piedmont 25000 coal and coke
company
Mason 20000 chemical company
Charleston 100000 coal rand corn
pany I
ntlngton25OOO lumber com
pany I
Bluefleld 10000 coal and timber
company I
1 Monongah 10000 investment com
pany v
I
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching Bll d Bleeding or ProtrudIng
ins Piles Your druggist will refund
mepey if Paz Olntaent falls to cure i
fj ibA Sto Ji aj I
Japanese Rice per pound fc
Cheap Rice 30 lbs l
Florida Syrup per gallon r
Irish Potatoes per bH heI 6
Sweet Potatoes per bushel JlO1
Apples per peck 30c
Crackers Spkgs 20c
Coffee ground 8 Ibs 10
Coffee Green 10 lbs 110
One thousand and one other ba
I gains to Cash Buyers
BIDS WANTED
Sealed bids for furnishing sunr >
uniforms for the Fire Depart
will be received by the under
Said bids to be opened Marl
1905 at 12 oclock m C L SHIM
28mch3t Clerk Board Public a l
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Schlitz for the Crew
t When Dewey with his fgfaJnz 4x
behind him sailed into Manilla 1
I that memorable May day the >
pia carried on board as parr
equipment several cases of 5
r beer Three days after the tal f
nUla twelve carloads of tlMa sam < I
I were landed thre and of thi coni
ment two bottles went to each JIC <
Tar in the fleet and lYe botUea 3
each of the officers for which rourtey
the company has in its treasured 0
i lections an appreciative tetwr frail
AdmiralJewey